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Why Choose Full Color Dye-Sublimated Fabric Graphics?
In short, dye-sub fabric graphics offer a combination of impact, versatility, durability and affordability unmatched by other display graphic production techniques.
Impact — Fabric graphics are sexy and inviting. The combination of vivid full color printing with the inherent soft, friendly feel of fabric creates a very inviting exhibit environment. The availability of different weights and styles of fabric allows you the flexibility to create the exact look that complements your message.
Versatility — Our full color dye-sub fabric graphics can be integrated with a huge array of exhibit types: truss exhibits, banner stands, hanging fabric structures, floor standing fabric structures, POP displays, tablecovers and drape systems, fabric pop-ups, ‘Wave’ displays and more can all take advantage of the benefits of fabric graphics. We offer a wide range of fabrics from canvas to sheer in various knits and weaves to satisfy virtually any custom situation. Additionally, we know the proper finishing techniques to suit any need — grommets, rod pockets, velcro, hemmed or plain heat cut edges.
Durability & Practicality — The fabrics we use are machine washable, dryable, and can be ironed or steamed to reduce wrinkles. Fabric graphics are also much lighter weight and smaller to ship compared to traditional detachable trade show graphics or large format vinyl graphics, offering potentially significant cost savings.
Affordability — Prices start as low as $12 per square foot for single sided fabric graphics and $22 per square foot for double sided fabric graphics, depending on the specific fabric and finishing required. Fabric graphics can easily save 25-40% compared to traditional trade show graphics.
We offer dye sublimated fabric graphics for the following uses and more:
Truss Display Systems
Banner Stands
Pop-Up and “Wave” Style Displays
Hanging Fabric Structures
Table Covers
Pipe and Drape Solutions
Floor Standing Fabric Structures
POP Display Systems
Grand Format Banners (a great alternative to vinyl)
Re-Skinning of Existing Fabric Structures
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